The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-04-15
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< Wharton.
Chas. Often has a new sign i'm iron
of his bakery.
Take your produce to Welch's an
get the best price for it.
Household sewing machine, ligh
running, best make, at Beck's.
Paints and anti-kalsomihe for sprin
cleaning up, at Goodhue & Evans,
House of two rooms, near Baptis
church. for rent. VIM. Buchanan.
A good Elgin watch for sale chea]
for cash. Apply at this Office at once
Bartels has his tables covered will
glassware again and offers some rar'
bargains.
First class town property to trade
for a good farm or unimproved lands
A. w. Beck.
1000 feet of gilt picture moulding,
handsomest ever brought to lola AT
Patterson & Co.'S.
A. E. Sanderson has sold his resi-.
dence property in the east part of town
to Nimrod Hawkins.
Buy your coffee at Welch's if you
want to be certain that it is Drowned
fresh every morning.
Our entire line of lawns, organizes.
white goods and parasols now open.
o. p. Northrup & Co.
If you are thinking of buying a
binder this summer call at Beck's and
examine the Buckeye.
Cummings & Jones have a business
building with residence above, to rent.
Also have farms to rent.
When you want the best gasoline
stove in the world buy the Quick Meal
sold by J. J. Casmire & Co.
Take your watches and clocks to
Frank Letter aid get them repaired
promptly, well and cheaply.
An interesting extract from John
Sherman's great speech at Nashville
will be found on our inside pages.
A couple of gentlemen can get board
and we'll furnished rooms, on Washing
ton Avenue. Mrs. Mary E. Croft.
have two farms to rent, and some
cultivated land near town. Also grass
land or pasture. L. L. Northrup.
W. A. Cummings is letting the boom
run itself these days while he spends
his leisure hours teaching that boy to
say dad"
Drugs and medicines of all kinds at
s. pi-f
scriptions compounded at all hours of
day or night.
Kingsley & Wharton have had a
wareroOm built i'm the rear of their
grocery store to accommodate their grow
ing business.
Nice residence lots three blocks from
square, on Jefferson avenue. Good
title, sidewalk and drainage. For sale
by Henderson.
THE REGISTER office has turned out
a large amount of job work this week,
which has given entire satisfaction to
those ordering it.
H. l.. Henderson has had the side of |
his real estate office decorated with a |
large and attractive sign. D. Robin
son was the artist.
We have a few pieces of colored silk
in short lengths, suitable for children's |
dresses, which we are closing at cost.
o. p. Northrup & Co.
That display of baby carriages at
Patterson & Co.'S. is worth going to
ook at whether you have any use for
! perambulator or not.
We have Just received a full stock of
cad, oil. mixed paints and dry colors
Ill Of which will be sold at lowest liv-
ng rates. Scott & Son.
For books and stationery it will pay
you to go to Aliens, as he makes that
lis exclusive business, and can do bet
er by you than anywhere else.
The concert which some of our home ;
alent have had in preparation for
will be given at the Opera
House a week from next Tuesday.
Charlie Often has had extensive inn
made in his residence
rear the Presbyterian church, and
will move his family into it in a few
lays.
For the next 60 days l will give an
xtra discount on all grades of wall pa
,er. 1t will pay YOU to see my stock
nd get prices before buying. A. o.
Allen. {
The Minneapolis Daily Messenger. !
t. Gov. Riddles latest venture, is on !
ur table. 1t is seven column folio, i
right as a new dollar, and looks as
hough it had before it a long life. 1t
lac our very best wishes.
Mr.. A. L. Harmon, from near Kan 8
as City Mo-, has purchased a piece of
and in the north east part of town
rom DR.. Hendricks, and will build a
louse and barn on it. Mr.. Harmon is
son-in-law of Mr.. Chase.
We are in receipt Of the Fourth An
ual Report of the Board of Railroad /
Besides telling all s
bout the railroads of Kansas, it has t
nap of the State, brought down to t
ate, which is of much value. e
The festival given Tuesday night by
he Library ladies was hardly az sue
essful as usual in point of numbers,
he lack being probably accounted for
y the great number of entertainments
D which the town has been treated '
uring the past few days. Those who t
7ere there however seemed to enjoy
the refreshments
The net proceeds were in
ne neighborhood of Sl4.OO.
Mr.. S.N. DeLap went to Colony this
Teek to take out drill for Mr.. Halves, b
be Hereford cattle breeder. that was q
tuck fast at depth of 1S5 feet. From =
here he went to Ottawa to perform a
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